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"Vanderpump Rules" fans think the story has some holes in it.

Helpful. i was going to add congressman drew from the republican from new jersey who was in chad pergram's reporting pointed out, it isn't just that this is the most secure place on the planet, it is that then there might be questions what else is going on that we don't know about? a quick thought and we'll move forward. >> i just think the congressman's point is taken and one of these situations that becomes all the more concerning given the number of family members that are reportedly living at the white house or spending so much time there. they might as well be. family members aren't subje...

Alex carey may have noted that bairstow was stepping out of his crease if you like early, at the end of each ball, and of an over. i have heard some people say, bairstow tapped his toe behind the crease, thatis tapped his toe behind the crease, that is his signal to say, i am in, that is his signal to say, i am in, thatis that is his signal to say, i am in, that is the end of the over, but it is not the batter who decides, it is the umpire. and as andy zaltzman also rightly pointed out, the ball had gone through to carrie and i observed this immediately at the time, he immediately threw it bac...

Headquarters and artillery and logistics much more effectively. if i may, the quote from some defense official about how many bradleys were damaged or lost, first of all, in the great scheme of things that is a very, very small number. i don't know how many of them were recovered and can be repaired. i would assume several of them could be repaired and put back into the fight. more importantly, the soldiers that are in these vehicles, i've been reading reports as you have that a lot of soldiers survived because of the equipment that they're in. the troops getting back in -- back into the fight...

>> i used to do talking points for the lawyer. give me what you got. >> this document, this indictment, reads like something you might have been involved in. in other words, it's not legalese. it's not complicated. jack smith says everybody should read it. -- everybody, just read it. it's 45 pages long. 44 pages long. it reads pretty well. it lays out a case about a guy who knew he had stuff, he wasn't supposed to have. who as ayman, pointed out, he was asked repeatedly to give it back. if he had given it back, there may not have been a case here. then the fbi has to literally bust into his pl...